Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-05

uss riyeu until to- morrow noon to con- s,der ihe demand. There are about two thousand msn employed on the niers. Demands wer0 also made by freight handlers employed by ihe Cen traI Railroad ot New Jersey, and New York, Lake Erie and Western Tor in creased wages, and threatening i'm mediateiy to quit work II lhe:r demands are not complied with.
 CARSON, Nevada, Jan. 3l-The Neva- ds legislature passed m aet today con- sen ing to rece:ve ltaho or a. y other territory that congress night snnex to her, upon such terms and conditions fs congress may prescribe.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., January 3l-Jhe pgst two days have been very cold, the mercury ranging between 2O and D de rreas below zero This morning the Veather moderated some and It com napced showing The trains on all the roads are still delayed, the engineers not d.riug 10 run fast for fear of broken rails. -
 fFRsry rtTY. Jan. 3l-About 1900 of I,4rili8rds strikers returned 10 work ,s,- morning on the firms terms, and t,e strike iz ended. The LOrillards nave all the hands now that they will em- ploy and every department is m opera tiOn.
 sUIsUS, Cal, Jan. 31.-An eIght thou saud dollar fire occurred last night, on John Karsen's place on M0u.ezuma Hill. X barn of hay, sixteen horses and farming implements were consumed. No insurance. The cause of the fire is
 LoSDoy. Jan. 3l.-The brig ship Kguunda, which lsf, London on De cember llth, for Western Australia. came into collision rsar the coast Of Brgztl with In unknown vessel and was sunk. Three hundred of those on board were drowned, the It remainder were say ed and have arrived at Bahia. The Kapunda was Ian iron ship Of lU,S4O tons; che was commanded by Captain Mason.
 ST. LoUIs. Jan. 3l.-Ile SupTome Court to-day granted stay of execu- tlcn until April lst next tO n. M. Brooks, alias Maxwell. and tho Chinese high
 binders. pending an appeal for new | trial. Their execution was to have taken place next Thursday.'
 NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-A Vienna cable
 gram says: \ grand impetisl council
 was held cn Sunday, over which the ! EmDero- presided. All of the Austrian and Hungarian ministers were present. | It .,Cs decided that delegations should Je convoked in March t0 vote extra miliia-v credits of Sl OOOOOO and 0 specis, credit f,r the equipment of The | lLni-trum.
 PREsCoTT, January 3l.-House-Atter n0cn session-The code of evil proce- dure passed after being explained by Ben. GOCdrch.
 The bill abCllshing the cfice of con- missioner Cf immigration wss carried by
 q vote of22 10 1. Ad!Jured.
 WLsHISGToS, January 3l.-L5Tler. Of | Illinois, offered the fOllowIng preamble and resolution: Whereas. the bellicOse
 tone of tbe Canai.an press and the an- nuuncemeut that Great Britain will shortly dispBtch fleet of var ships Co cruise n tLe vicinity of our northeast ern coast line, indicate hostility towards the United States growing out of our position on the fisheries question, and
 whereas Admiral Porter has directed | attention to the fact, that twenty seven 1 oi Uur Atlantic, gulf and Pacific harbOrs are absolutely defenseless. eleven Ot them, to wIt. New York, San Francisco, BCstOn, LaSCpOrf, Hampton Roads. New Oslsans, Philadelphia, Washington, Bal tImore. Portland, Maine and Rhode Is-
 and ports on Nsrragsrsett Bay, are ID urgent need of immediate defense, snl whereas 1t x alleged that GTes, Britain and Canada are in possession of charts and e1emplificaiions of all our harbors and coast defenses, therefore be 1t now resolved, the pre-. i1ent be, and Is hereby requested. as commander in chief of the army aud navy, to in- form the House of Representatives at an -a-ly day what steps, II any, are nee essary ia h's judgment tO provide for this emergency. The resolution was re fe-red by Mir. Bou,elle. of Name, di- rec'iug the committee n foreign affairs t1 report back forthwith the senate re- ia'ltIou EIll.
 M-. Lowering, of Nj ssachusetts, in- l-s tue q solution ot the Msssachu- -..t- legisi ure ID favor of the retBliR- ti1n bIli.
 rse sc.i 90 taken by NJ s=rs Belmont, .:er.t-ts Jui Rice. the sub committed 1 ,f tG- committee on foreign affairs, Cn l tle ii hsgivs question, is understood to 1 be Es follows: The majority If the sub committee feel that whatever course was 1 taken by the house it should be had in
 view fl the gravity of the interests IT, yolyed. not only with the knowledge but with the full assent and active concur reGcs oi the administration. They 1 therefore determined tO forward copies of Eimund's resolution as passed by the ! ser ate on the GoTDau retaliatOTy bill as introduced into ihe nate and the Bel mont retaiia.Ory ball ss reported by the foreign affgiis e umitiee, tO both Secretary BIyGFi Secretary Man ming. Secretary Manning IS espe cislly asked for OIL expression Of his views and preference Ou the bills sub mitted Gs bearing upon the interests committed by law to his posI'iOn, and both the secretary of the treasury and secret ry of state are asked to suggest any modification which may seem 10 them desirable ID either measure. The earliest possible reply is solicited. There is Gn unauthorized whisper to the effect that one reason for this course has been the fact that the recent action of the senate on certain privileged questions has been resented by the administration hN ANG nffA Ahhth Au NlA4htlsu bA NuG
 oEg estHb! shed usage ss to consultation with he state department, and The house committee determined to stand rlght OD their record IS this regard.
 BELFAST. Janugry 3l-There was ter ribic r.o.ing in TiteIs Hill. Csrrick Hill and Sh nks Hill districts If ihis city en Saturday night. The trouble origInHt- | through tie syllIers belonging to the W,st Snrrey regiment, insulting a nun Der Of Catholic civ liaIs. The latter re- taliBted by st0niug the soldiers. many of whom were injured. Last night the uoiIaR vas renewed aud the police and mob exchanged shots. Nobody was killed, but many persons rec iyed gun shot wounds and large number of others wege mere CT !csg bruised by be- ing struck by stouCs.
 PRTsc5TT. Feby. 1-C0uncii-The house bIil SbolishIny the office of Com. missioner of Immigration wss read the first time.
 foster moved to refer the same to the committee on territorial affairs.
 Drake off cred a sutstItu,e to refer it to the committee on ways and means.
 Stevens moved cal of the house.
 Anderson wGs brought in but Corn